Joomla Themes from a Photoshop Template Design in Seconds
February 12, 2010 by Bendigo Web Hosting
Filed under Joomla
psd2cssonline.com – Create a working Joomla Template from your Photoshop PSD design in seconds. Joomla is a Content Management System you can use to build fantastic websites with. Now you can build your own theme or skin for that website in Photoshop and install it to your Joomla website without writing any code. Watch this video tutorial to learn how. UPDATE – I added some CSS so that if your Joomla content extends past the end of your template design, scroll bars automatically appear and your template stays in tact. If you don't like that effect, you can still do the Expanding Theme technique we have in some other videos. EVEN BETTER UPDATE! – I just added a new feature called _frame that makes it super easy for you to design a Joomla (or wordpress or Drupal or HTML design) theme that expands with your content! Check out the video reply I made to this video!
I watched and enjoyed the video
nice…very nice
wo-w …… amazing
lol
You are great!
Amaaaaaaaaaaaaaaazing!!!
Coool!!!
Could you say “Joomla” again please
Joomla a nighmare? What are you guys talking about? Ever even tried to make a website?
this is about the conversion of the them. But you really don’t show how to start off with all the users and stuff. That would have been really nice.
Joomla is a nightmare.
oh lord
haha Doomla… I agree
doomla? or JOOMLA
so you people can get free templates?
i spend my time to creat something new and upload it to your website lol haha and you get it for free and sale it?
nice lol
hail to u…
Try to find
“Make a free website builder” on youtube!
Its great, easy and no html nedded!!
very nice video for building a joomla template!
nathanhahnweb, Why?
Nice video
Very very nice ;P
thank you for this!!!
i just wet myself
What’s the best dimension to start off with?
just awesome!
thank you
I know Drupal much better than I know Joomla. But I’d agree with some comments I’ve read before that Drupal is a little more programmer friendly (not that you need to write any code, but you can and it’s architected for it), and Joomla is a little more non-programmer friendly. The both have great administration tools built right in and tons of community support.